Hello Sérgio Abrantes. Regarding the reported BUG, I have some thoughts to help solve your iwatch fails to send sendxmpp problem.
1) When using iwatch in daemon mode (-d), it will use sendxmpp with the root user. Then the root user will need a configuration file at '/root/.sendxmpprc'. 2)Analyzing your configuration file for iwatch daemon mode in /etc/iwatch/iwatch.xml consider the following change: - <path type="single" syslog="on" exec="(echo %p: %e %f;w;ps -ef)|sendxmpp -t user@example">/tmp</path> + <path type="single" syslog="on" exec="echo %p: %e %f | sudo sendxmpp -t user@example">/tmp</path> 'ps -ef' is not a recommended command to send your output to sendxmpp, because of the large amount of data and can cause sending errors. Consider using commands with simpler outputs for sendxmpp like the iwatch strings for commands: %c, %e, %f, %F, %p and %v and environment variables or programs like date. 'sudo' is recommended to force iwatch to call sendxmpp from the root user, and this is important because the sendxmpp configuration file for the root user has the permissions 600. Regards -- Braulio H. M. Souto E-mail:brau...@disroot.org / XMPP:brau...@suchat.org FB39 DE61 869F 49D5 CCC8 3AE0 D53A 15D9 83A1 0B94
